Andrew Miller

this is not my first rodeo it is my second rodeo and I am still inexperienced

weapons-grade wordcel goonfuel

Take care with external Claude Code skills. They got quite a bit riskier

if you ever lost an entire afternoon on Miniclip, AddictingGames, Armor Games, or Newgrounds, this is going to ruin your productivity...

The power of Smithers is gonna really be unlocked when people start combining it with jjhub JJHub is like if we took github actions, replaced yaml with typescript, and made the workflows super fast to run locally and in the cloud. In this world you want your workflows to be composable reusable and easy to improve over time. You start with a simple set of high impact workflows - ReproduceBug - CIChecks - VerifyDeploymentSuccess - ReviewPr You run these checks developing with clankers both locally and in cloud Engineers invest time into improving the workflows over time. They factor out reusable pieces to build more sophisticated workflows. Just one step at a time. Slow careful evolution 12 months later that engineering team will have a secure, robust AI automated set of workflows improving the velocity and quality of the codebase unlike any engineering teams before

Your next best hire starts on day zero. Clawdi integrates with your stack, operates from your messaging apps, and turns signals into action in minutes.

Put claw in a secure hardware (aka TEE)

TEE and E2EE are live today across a growing number of models, operated by two providers: • @NEARProtocol • @PhalaNetwork

Venice just went Phala-grade on privacy. Their new TEE mode runs inside hardware-isolated enclaves powered by Phala, with cryptographic proof via remote attestation. Huge congrats to @AskVenice! 🍾🥂

So all the hard parts are on that boundary between private and public. Or putting things differently (if you’re a company supported by advertising), all the juicy parts are in getting the agent to export the valuable monetizable components without all the dreck.

A lot of people think the solution to “private AIs” is to just TEEs. This is already the approach being deployed by Meta, Apple and Google. I think that’s important, but not really a solution. The problem is that for agentic AI, agents need to interact with the real world.

This is what happens at our events: "And I don’t know, it just clicked" @internetarchive met and started working with @torproject + expanded it's European presence by finding local coordinator 💫 Freedom Browser by @heckerhut came to life 🌱 @bluesky matched with @germnetwork, Matrix, and @CashuBTC 🧩 @torproject & @ethereumfndn’s privacy leadership connected & fostered collaboration 👫 And much more :) Cypherpunk Retreat Recap > @web3privacy/cypherpunk-retreat-case-study" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">paragraph.com/@web3privacy/c…

life in latent space be like

Gil's presentation on right now at the Shape Rotator hackathon encodeclub.com/programmes/sha…

Nearly 300 incidents so far, including 26 in March alone, and we are only at the 18th of March. That is about 1.5 incidents per day on average, and the rate is still increasing. We are still backfilling data, and a more detailed analysis will come soon. This is a much improved version of my DeFi Attacks SoK (accepted by IEEE S&P, 320 citations), and I think I have surpassed my previous work. The scale of this is honestly quite stunning, and we believe @clara_oracle is highly useful for the entire community. Not entirely sure why Clara has not gained much much more attention yet (Clara only has 250 followers, even fewer than the number of citations I had for my academic paper), so any help in spreading this would be greatly appreciated (Retweet or spread within your network 🙏). Clara will collect more than 1000 incidents soon. Together, we are building a much safer DeFi for tomorrow. Clara will become one of the best security dataset for both academia and the industry. Clara: clarahacks.com DeFi attack SoK: arxiv.org/pdf/2208.13035

ADHD x LLM

aha! the obvious is now apparent

I built an app to fight brain rot, live demo we scroll, we watch, we absorb, passively, constantly, automatically but when did you last produce something? A thought, articulated clearly, an idea, spoken out loud with intention that's the problem I built Elocute to solve In this video, I'm walking you through a live demo of elocute.fun, an articulation training app I built to fight brain rot and get back the habit of active, intentional output I'll show you exactly how it works, walk through a speech result in real-time, and share what I'm building next because passive consumption is the default, this is the fight back

Currently setting up the infra for a new organization. Aiming to be agentic first in all our tooling. Two takeaways so far: - Traditional SASS is going to be so dead (Slack, Notion, etc) - Holy shit there's so much more work to do on making agent-native alternatives

you’re pitching garry tan “so what do you guys do” you start explaining he’s furiously typing . two keyboards. one hand on each. you’ve never seen this before “who are your top customers” you explain. he types. his apple watch is a strobe light of notifications “who’s your competition and why should i invest” you explain that there’s no competition and you are the best and only product in the space “false!” garry jumps out of his seat “i am the competition!” you are speechless “in this meeting, i vibe coded your entire company. and my gstack has already closed your top customers.” you check your phone. your stripe graph shows 100% churn “and look at this” garry shows you his imessage. there’s a text from 35 seconds ago. your top enterprise prospect that you’re trying to close? garry’s AI is trading baking recipes with the CEO’s mom “thank you for playing!” you have no moat. you are not admitted to the YC spring 26 batch.